
1 / 10Explore Tbilisi: 6 Days/5 Nights City Tour
About this activity
A comprehensive 6-day immersion into Georgia's capital and beyond, combining Tbilisi's layered history with excursions to the Caucasus mountains, ancient cave towns, and the country's renowned wine region. Includes accommodation in a well-located hotel and guided day tours, leaving evenings free to explore at your own pace.
Spend 5 nights in Tbilisi, one of the world's oldest cities, while staying in a highly-rated star hotel with an excellent location. This trip gives you the opportunity to explore the top attractions and hidden gems of Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Gori, and Kakheti. Enjoy well-organized day tours during the daytime, and in the evenings, take time to wander the city at your own pace.
- Day 1: Arrival in Tbilisi with a transfer from the airport to your hotel.
- Day 2: Full-day city tour in Tbilisi, exploring its most significant landmarks.
- Day 3: Journey to Kazbegi, discovering must-see sights and hidden treasures along the Georgian Military Road.
- Day 4: Excursion to Gori and Uplistsikhe, visiting the ancient cave town and the Joseph Stalin Museum.
- Day 5: Explore the Kakheti region on a wine tour, learning about Georgia’s 8,000-year-old Qvevri winemaking tradition.
- Day 6: Departure with a transfer to the airport.
This itinerary is perfect for travelers with just 6 days in Georgia who want to make the most of their visit, experiencing the country's history, culture, and natural beauty.
Highlights
- ✓Full-day Tbilisi city tour covering major landmarks and cultural sites
- ✓Georgian Military Road drive to Kazbegi with mountain scenery and hidden attractions
- ✓Ancient cave town of Uplistsikhe and Stalin Museum in Gori
- ✓Kakheti wine region tour exploring 8,000-year-old Qvevri winemaking traditions
- ✓Hotel stays in prime locations with airport transfers included
- ✓Mix of guided tours and free time for independent exploration
Insider tips
- ★Use evenings to wander Tbilisi's Old Town on foot—the best way to discover small cafés, local markets, and street art away from tour groups
- ★The Kakheti wine tour will cover traditional family wineries; ask your guide about smaller, lesser-known producers if you want to avoid larger tourist operations
- ★Book the Kazbegi day early in your trip; weather in the mountains can change quickly, so flexibility helps
- ★Georgian food is hearty and shared; ask your guide to recommend local restaurants near your hotel rather than eating only at tour-included venues
Good to know
- •Airport transfers to/from your hotel are included on arrival (Day 1) and departure (Day 6)
- •Itinerary balances organized day tours with unstructured evenings—pack comfortable walking shoes for both
- •Minivan/bus used for group tours; private car tours available (check availability at booking)
- •No visa required for most Western nationalities staying up to 365 days
- •Georgian Lari (GEL) is the local currency; USD and EUR accepted in tourist areas but cards work widely
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Late April–June and September–October offer mild weather ideal for mountain roads and wine-region touring; avoid December–February when mountain passes may close. Tbilisi itself is worth visiting year-round, but outdoor excursions benefit from clear skies and moderate temperatures.











